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Unknown hero pulls the plug on biggest AI porn platform.

The Miami event exemplifies the new breed of F1 venues, but it races well.

Tropical cyclone track forecasts are 75 percent more accurate than they were in 1990.

"It came out of nowhere, and it was really violent."

Plus: Kyle and Andrew discuss '80s pop covers and free jazz. No, seriously...

That weird asterisk in the title makes sense once the credits roll, but we're not gonna spoil it for you.

Op-ed: Slowed manufacturing advancements are upending the way tech progresses.

A startup founder said that AI agents could do the work of tens of thousands of government employees.

The threat posed by Trump's administration is on a new level," environmental groups and legal experts say.

Amazon's Kuiper satellites look nothing like SpaceX's Starlink.

The health care sector is bracing for higher prices and potential shortages.

The advertising remedy trial will begin on September 22.

Recent grant terminations are a symptom of a widespread attack on science.

Judge downplayed Meta's messed up" torrenting in lawsuit over AI training.

The move is part of an industry-wide push for users to adopt passkeys.

Colgate and Crest toothpastes are in the crosshairs.

Budget document derides research and science-based policy as "woke," "scams."

Motorsports remains a great way to train good engineers.

US is now scrambling to use aerial bombs of sterilized flies to halt the spread.

New feature searches hundreds of sources to build a document-but is it accurate?

NotebookLM is a genuinely useful AI tool, and it's coming to your phone.

Such insect-computer hybrid speakers might one day be used to transmit warnings in emergencies.

Defunding PBS and NPR risks devastating rural communities, networks say.

There are negative consequences for the flies, but they avoid being eaten alive.

"SLS alone costs $4 billion per launch and is 140 percent over budget."

Apple quickly approved updated app with payment links, prices, and promotions.

Epic takes no cut for first $1 million in annual per-game revenue under new plan.

"Gives you a sense of how big this crisis is."

Rockstar: Extra time will let us "deliver at the level of quality you expect and deserve."

The DOGE operative has been tasked with rewrites to the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

"A commitment to keeping on with the Moon mission is the key requirement."

Interviewing the people behind the 30-year-old Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages.

Survey of 2023-2024 data finds that AI created more tasks for 8.4 percent of workers.

Why multifactor authentication based on one-time passwords and push notifications fails.

The popular AI vibe test may not be as fair as it seems.

There's a time and there's a place. Federal court is neither.

Films of IR-sensitive material only tens of nanometers thick are tough to make.

New study shows budget cuts to research would significantly hurt the economy in the long run.

It took time to get confident with the Vantage, and it did not like rain.

Neanderthals used sleek bone projectiles to hunt big game.

Unsurprisingly, an advertising company is finding more places to run ads.

Polygon cofounder says he's "just completely sickened by this news."

There are four broad categories-physics, chemistry, biology, and social science-liberally defined.

Tesla board contacted exec search firms to find Musk replacement, WSJ reports.

You'll have to pay $80 to $100 more for an Xbox console going forward.

This kind of thing happens, and that's why we build redundancy into our missions."

Judge refers Apple for criminal contempt over hiding its attempt to thwart a 2021 injunction.

Display has a nice design and plenty of ports, but color E Ink has downsides.

People in Picuris Pueblo wanted to know how they got there, contacted researchers.

Combining both the big and little solder jobs made a big difference.